DAVID BEGG BEGGARS BELIEF –The Phoenix Jan 29
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"It took Independent TD, Seamus Healy, to make mention in the Dail of Begg’s membership of the Central Bank board, the most culpable institution of state in the financial crash that befell the state———————————– In his evidence to the inquiry last July Begg made the most exculpatory statement describing how in 2003 “The powers formerly held by the Central Bank for the regulation and supervision of the financial institutions were transferred to the regulatory authority (the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority, or IFSRA)” under the new Act (the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland Act 2003). “Thus, I had no further involvement in supervision or regulation of the banks.”
Socialist Party TD, Joe Higgins, picked up on this statement and put it to Begg, “But that’s not what the legislation states, is it?”——————–"

Conviction of 3 Leading Bankers For a Conspiracy to Mislead Investors
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Thousands of Retired People Lost Their Life Savings!!!
The Role of The Governor of the Central Bank and The Financial Regulator in The Fraud Committed by the Convicted---- Will These Also be Called to Account?

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"Judge Nolan, in his February ruling, said he found Casey’s testimony to be believable and that in his view Central Bank governor John Hurley and the Financial Regulator, Pat Neary, were very “hands on” in relation to the “green jersey” agenda. The two men “knew exactly what they were up to” and exactly what the problem was." C Keena, IRISH TIMES 10/06/2016
Will these now be charged also?

New criminal offences including “reckless trading” and “causing a financial institution to fail” should be introduced as part of an overhaul of white-collar and corporate crime legislation, according to the Garda Síochána.

In a submission to the Law Reform Commission, the Garda said an offence of “reckless trading” should be introduced based on the findings of the Nyberg and Honohan reports into the financial crisis.

Reckless trading, a civil offence under the Companies Act 1990, is where a director is knowingly a party to the carrying on of any business in a reckless manner. This includes allowing a company to incur liabilities without having reasonable grounds to believe those debts would be paid.